Vayle

Web design · Shopify · B2B · Kingston, Ontario

Web design and e-commerce for Kingston businesses

Kingston runs on a few large, stable institutions and a downtown of independent businesses that live off the traffic they create. Queen's University, the hospitals and the public sector employers bring a steady population that is not going anywhere, while tourism arrives in waves. For most businesses here that means a site has to serve two audiences at once: locals who already know you and need one specific piece of information, and visitors who have never heard of you and are deciding in ten seconds.

Kingston

Built for Kingston's businesses

Local sectors we build for most often:

  • Education and research (Queen's, St. Lawrence)
  • Healthcare and hospitals
  • Public sector and defence
  • Tourism and hospitality
  • Independent retail and restaurants
  • Professional services

Recent builds

What we ship for businesses like Kingston's

Live sites, not mockups. Every one of them was designed and built by us.

CJ's BBQ

Hospitality · Restaurant · USA

A retro-Americana site for CJ's Barbecue & Fish, a California soul-food spot with two locations since 2006. Menu, catering, story and visit.

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Anthrakas

Hospitality · Restaurant · Athens

An upscale charcoal grill and raw bar in Kolonáki, Athens. Menu, reservations, private dining, and the story of fire, salt and time, in an elegant editorial layout.

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Meráki Studio

Web studio · Greece

A bilingual (Greek/English) site for a Greek web studio, tiered pricing, an ΕΣΠΑ subsidy calculator and Greek e-invoicing (myDATA), and built accessible (WCAG 2.1 AA).

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FAQ

Web design in Kingston: common questions

How much does a website cost in Kingston?
A marketing site or landing page starts at $1,200 CAD, and a Shopify store or B2B portal starts at $2,900. The exact number depends on how many pages you need, whether the design is custom from scratch, and what has to connect to it (payments, CRM, inventory). You get a fixed range before any work starts, so there is no open-ended hourly bill.
How long does a new website take?
A focused landing page is usually 2 to 3 weeks. A full marketing site runs 4 to 6 weeks, and an online store or B2B portal 6 to 10 weeks depending on catalogue size and integrations. The slowest part is almost always content and photography on your side, so we tell you up front exactly what we need and when.
Do you work with Kingston businesses remotely?
Yes. We are remote-first and work with Kingston businesses over calls, shared documents and previews you can click through at any point. You see the site taking shape rather than waiting for a big reveal, and everything is handed over in writing so nothing lives only in someone's head.
Should I use Shopify or a custom build?
If you sell physical products to consumers, Shopify is usually the right answer: payments, taxes and shipping are solved, and we build a custom theme so it does not look like a template. If you sell B2B with negotiated pricing, gated catalogues or quote flows, a custom build is normally the better fit. We will tell you honestly which one your case needs, even when it is the cheaper one.

See what your Kingston site is costing you, free

Send us your site, store or landing page. Within 2 business days you get 3-5 prioritized fixes across design, speed and conversion, in plain language. No charge, no obligation.